blueseasons

Saw this first thing this morning. Haven't talked to anybody or seen it?

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/5172201081.html

4cyturbowrx

I bought my 2000 for 1400 .... I think you can do better

thatXJguy

THAT Jeep is way too high. It's an 80's Jeep for crying out loud.

$3900 will get you a nice newer model XJ. Maybe even with a leather interior.

sycoglitch

Yup I agree. I don't know your areas pricing but even in NY thats too high, even at a lots price

blueseasons

What I was thinking.

9krpmrx8

That is way more than I paid for my 2001 Sport Two door 4WD with 180k on it. Mine had a blown transfer case but that was not expensive to replace.

jay_sco

Way too high.

XJ TENN

thats not too bad of a price. it look pretty clean plus 2 doors are kinda rare.

thebyus

Blue Book on a '92 (couldn't go all the way back to '89) is about $1500.

Figure a $500 premium for a CA car with no rust and CA emissions, and you are $2k tops.

4cyturbowrx

The only thing you can do is make a reasonable offer .... If he doesn't budge walk away

andrewmp6

nada guides shows it retail only but low end retail is 3200 so private party is always a 1/3 or less in the real world.

Bustedback

I wish people would stop posting this type of response. True, there is better out there for less, but just because somebody got an XJ for a steal doesn't mean everybody will find a deal like that. I'm sure there are some great deals out there, but they are far and few to be found. With that being said, 3900 bucks is too high.

sycoglitch

Lol. I know. It's really is the funniest thing. People gotta realize that every region is different. Every seller is different. And every vehicles condition is different. Two identical 99 XJs, one in NY and one in Cali, can be a difference of several thousand dollars and people will buy it.

eddyt

I have bought and sold vehicle my whole life. The truck kind of depends on a couple of things. If your buying it to resale. it is way too much. If your buying it to keep for yourself, and plan on keeping it a while, then it is what the jeep is worth to you. if your OK with the price buy it. I know there is a blue book price on everything. But with older vehicles, a lot of the time is what you can get them for, depending on condition.
With that said personally I would not do more than 3000 on it. Sure there are deals out there, if your willing to wait. If not let your current pocket book be your guide. I just sold a 1969 Commando in the best shape of any I have seen minus paint. With the original 225 Odd fire. I got 5800 for it. Book was less. But it was worth more than that. But I buy and sell them all the time. I made some off of it. And went and bought 2 XJs and still had money left over. In the end if you like it buy it. Your the one who has to live with it after the purchase. So any ones view on it is just that, their view. It is yours that counts.

Bustedback

I'm pushing the like button...if there was one.